What does it mean for a Soldier to have a Bible of his or her own — especially when deployed to dangerous regions around the world? As Army Officer Aaron Moore* shares, “When I had a Bible in my hands, I was able to hear God speak. It changed my… Read More
Your generosity supports our young recruits with God’s Word as they prepare for their military careers. Basic military training, or “boot camp,” is a requirement for all new enlisted Service Members. It is strenuous and both physically and mentally demanding. Upon completion, many of our brave American heroes will… Read More
Before beginning his military career, William Morris* was a New York City public school teacher. He was not a Christian, but one day in 1993, as he passed American Bible Society in Manhattan, he felt compelled to go inside and get a Bible. “I felt it was time to get… Read More
Military life is tough. From boot camp to deployment to returning home as a Veteran — the brave men and women who serve in our Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and National Guard need the Word of God. Through His Word, God saves and transforms lives. That is why… Read More
The transition from civilian life to a military environment is very difficult, and new recruits face a variety of physical and mental challenges. They endure intensive military training activities, endless drills, and tactical maneuvers. A new recruit’s mind and body are challenged like never before. New recruits are so… Read More
The sacrifices made by our men and women serving in the military extend to their spouses and children also. Hannah*, whose husband joined the Air Force in 1996, explains it well: “We’re all sacrificing. The kids are sacrificing time with that deployed parent. It’s like a whole different world on… Read More
Reflecting on his military deployments in the Middle East, Lieutenant Michael Ellison* explains, “When you’re in a combat zone, nothing is safe. There were even bombings on the base.” Being shot at, dodging mortars, and looking for hidden bombs were part of daily life as Michael and his unit encountered… Read More
There are three things Illianna Morel never expected for her life. One: for her husband to join the U.S. Army. Two: for her family to adopt their third child. And three: for faithful, supportive believers like you to bless her entire family with the… Read More
Lieutenant Colonel Paul McCullough began his military career at the age of 17 when he joined the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC). By age 21, he was on his way to Iraq as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Army. Now retired, Paul clearly recalls that first day… Read More
Want to honor our nation’s Veterans? One way to honor the brave men and women who have risked their lives for our freedoms is to pray for them. Prayer is also a way to remember, thank, and care for Veterans. So, we invite you to join us this Veterans Day… Read More
